The phrase "human liberty" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The United Nations advocates for the protection of human liberty around the world."
"We stand for human liberty".
Whatever else it is, liberalism is about nourishing human liberty.
BROWNBACK: Be a glorious day of human liberty and freedom.
It is this international order that has underwritten unparalleled advances in human liberty and prosperity.
American values and American interests, lead in the same direction: We stand for human liberty.
Rather than condemning Thomas Jefferson for his human imperfections, let us celebrate his contribution to human liberty.
OBAMA: It is this international order that is unwritten -- underwritten unparalleled advances in human liberty and prosperity.
In 57 pages the State Department details the Kingdom's almost total lack of human liberty.
Freedom and its Betrayal: Six Enemies of Human Liberty, by Isaiah Berlin, ed Henry Hardy (Pimlico, £12.50) What a difference a snappy title makes.
In 1717 he published A Philosophical Enquiry Concerning Human Liberty in which he argues for a compatibilist form of determinism and rejects freedom of the will.
The author of A Dissertation thus returns to Clarke a charge that Clarke had made about Collins in his 1717 review of A Philosophical Inquiry Concerning Human Liberty.
